The 12 groups for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, to be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico from June 11 to July 19, have been confirmed following Friday’s official draw in Washington, D.C.

Host nations Mexico, Canada, and the United States headline Groups A, B, and D respectively, as 48 teams prepare to battle for football’s biggest prize in the expanded tournament format.

Below is the full breakdown of all 12 groups:

Group A:
Mexico, South Africa, South Korea, Qualifier

Group B:
Canada, Qualifier, Qatar, Switzerland

Group C:
Brazil, Morocco, Haiti, Scotland

Group D:
United States, Paraguay, Australia, Qualifier

Group E:
Germany, Curacao, Ivory Coast, Ecuador

Group F:
Netherlands, Japan, Qualifier, Tunisia

Group G:
Belgium, Egypt, Iran, New Zealand

Group H:
Spain, Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia, Uruguay

Group I:
France, Senegal, Qualifier, Norway

Group J:
Argentina, Algeria, Austria, Jordan

Group K:
Portugal, Qualifier, Uzbekistan, Colombia

Group L:
England, Croatia, Ghana, Panama

The tournament will be the first to feature 48 participating teams and will be played across three North American countries, marking a new era for global football.